Ontario could use 41 per cent less arable land by not growing grain dedicated for livestock. Instead, that arable land could directly grow human food crops.

In its 10th edition Serendipity Arts Festival foregrounds food-themed projects and commentaries on surveillance, migration, ...

Increasing demand for lamb by an affluent U.S. market segment and speculation that some domestic consumers seek alternatives ...

Ongoing foot-and-mouth disease outbreaks in South Africa are driving up red meat prices this festive season, making ...

Export market demand has supported elevated prices for Australian lamb, mutton and beef through much of 2025, with favourable market conditions ...

The land grant is one of seven that was stripped of its common lands in the 1897 Supreme Court case United States v. Sandoval ...

The vaccination campaign, which is a partnership between the government, the private sector and World Bank through National ...

UNL researchers are linking cattle genetics and rumen microbes to find ways to cut energy lost as methane and boost feed ...

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These factors are in line with the Rabobank Rural Confidence Survey for quarter four, which found net rural sentiment among ...